Capital High School - Talon Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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- I . I I I I 'ivan-vague I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I i . I AF 4 N . STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, Niki Norris, Matt Lawson, and Dutch Harris make decorations for the Homecoming donce. PART OF THE Holiday Season, was the Christmas formal. ,X 0 'M In I -1 AFTER WAITING FOR hours in the picture line, Dutch Harris and Jane Morse have be- come zombies. I I V .. 15 , tr, I I I2 I INI I 4' I Dances 25

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tiisiiifiist flit O G , 9xObW Hllegcked into one . g . QP Q, lamitc Dancing 5 gg? .95 A r reviewed her profile in the ity mirror. Behind her, hung ress her mother had made. Obie shimmering yellow taffeta X ,xx QL , Z! would contrast with her long,ldark hair. Meanwhile Tom fumbled with his bow-tie, and comtemplated buying a clip-on. He dreaded going to meet Heather's family and smil- ing for the Polaroid shots. Whether it was a mixer or prom, dances were both a place to gath- er and meet friends and also to have fun. Homecoming bent away from the traditional semi-formal meit, I was dissapointed it wasn't formal but once we got there it was lots of fun. The Golden Girls sponsered ga Toga Twirp dance where the girls asked their favorite guys and everyone went in their favorite sheets. All High school mixers in the fall and after games were a good way for students from different schools to get together. Finally Tom asked his dad for help on his tie and was off to pick up Heather. As he arrived on her door step he was greeted by her mother demanding, 'iSay dress code and instead students voted for a more casual sock-hop theme. For some students this cut down the cost on buying a dress or renting a tuxedo. Mandy Jako- cheesel . ENJOYINGU THE DANCE, Jenny Fredricks and her date smile for the camera. 24 Dances IN ROMAN SPELNDOR, Julie Workman, Christy McCowen, Shelia Cole, and their dates model the latest in sheet fashions. M V wT l 'il' I Q 'iff i S v 4 I

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